Friday, July 6, 2012

Professional Administration & Office Management in - Cambodia Jobs

Training Course

Professional Administration & Office Management in Organization

28-29 (Sat & Sun) July 2012

Language: Khmer


Administration is the core operation of any organization, establishing and maintain a solid administrative base will ensure your business is efficient, productive and successful in professional ways. So are you looking for the opportunity to sharpening your Administrative and Office management Skills for your workplace? This course is designed out of practical experiences in which to serve every need of business including the day-to-day operation of the workplace in area of administration and office management.

Course Objectives:


  • Understand and apply the administrative skills and Office Management best practices at work.
  • Develop File Management and Asset Management at your workplace better;
  • Know how to write administrative letter and do administrative budget plan effectively;
  • Prepare your office procedure, policy manual and communication in professional manners.

Course Outlines:

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I- Principle of Administration

  • Type of Administration
  • Roles of Administrator/Office Manager
  • Principles of Management
II- Filing Management
  • How to Manage Records in Your Office
  • Filing System for Document
  • Filing Soft File
III- Asset Management
  • Understanding about Asset Management
  • Stationary Management Tips
  • Asset Management Tips
IV- Professional Business Letter Writing
  • What should you know about Business Memos?
  • Writing Professional Khmer Letters
  • Writing Professional English Letters
V- Budget Plan
  • Understand about Master Budget Plan
  • Administrative Expense Budget Plan
  • Budget Plan Best Practice
VI- Office Management
  • Meeting Management Model
  • Office Security Tips
  • Effectively Workplace Communication
VII- Office Procedure & Policy Manual
  • Different of Policy & Procedure
  • Purpose of Policy Manual
  • General Principles of Procedure & Policy

Training Methodology?

  • Presentation: Trainer will present the concerned subjects while participant is actively listening, and taking note. Participants will have opportunity to express their comment by asking questions and providing their personal answers.
  • Group discussion: Participants are assigned to work in small group by brainstorming, discussing, outlining, selecting, analyzing idea and it allows participants to contribute their idea/comments to the whole group, enable participants to respond and react to their contributions and allows individuals or group to summarize and/or raise their comment to the class as a whole.??
  • Role Play: Participants will have more opportunity to improve skills, attitudes, and perceptions in real situation, be creative and flexible with the actual condition also will assist participant to express their personal experience by role-playing.???
  • Activities: In order to facilitate the training period to be more active and in a friendly-environment, participant will be introduced with a variety of activities and allow participants to entertain, stimulate interest and alertness as well as recall of information and skills.
  • Case Studies: In order to assist participants to visualize what they have learnt into actual practice, many case studies will be introduced. Participants will have to work as a team to reflect their understanding.
  • Question and Answer: It encourages participants to discover their confusing and/or unclear part of the subjects and ask question to clarify while all participants could actively listen and absorb at the same time.

Who is the trainer?
Mr. OUM NheanPiseth gained a Master's degree in Development Management from Norton University (2004-2006) and held a Bachelor in Computer Science (1999-2003.). He also attended many seminars overseas, including the 2009 Youth Engagement Summit in Malaysia, the 2009 Management and Leadership Forum in the United States and a Research & Methodology course in the UK, 2012. Mr. Piseth is currently the Office Manager at CBN Cambodia, and he is also a board member and weekend trainer at Attitude Centre for Education (ACE). His broad portfolio includes over 15 years working in leadership and management positions with multi-national non-profit organizations, with a focus in administration, office management, and human resources. His expertise includes recruiting, corporate planning, training and development, with additional experience in training in local employees, international employees, and university students in Cambodia.? He formerly held the positions as an Office Manager of University of the Nation and Lecturer at Asia Europe University.? Mr. Piseth is an accomplished, dynamic, and client-driven consulting professional offering several years of experience in training, presentation skills, facilitation, and curriculum design. He is known for his outstanding ability to create engaging, paradigm shifting, and highly interactive educational experiences for his participants.

Who should attend the course?


  • Managers? and Directors of an organization or business institution
  • Administrator, Office Manager and administrative staff
  • Motivated individual who wish to improve their professional skills in office organization
  • Student or Anyone who interested to learn new skills in Administrative and Office Management

What does the training course will be included?

  • lunch and 4 times Refreshment
  • Group Photo of Participants
  • Training Documents
  • Certificate Awarded By: ACE

Training Fee: $49 per person (7% discount for the first ten early birds registration to the training from 06 July-13 July, 5% discount of group of 5 or more people registration, 5% discount for ACE Alumni)

Registration?


#144EF, Street 143, Boueng Keng Kang III, Chamkar Morn, Phnom Penh
Tel: 092 14 26 06/ 023 632 2093
E-mail: attitudeeducation@gmail.com
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Closing Date: 26th July 2012?

(Only 30 seats are available per training)

All the profit will go to support more than 400 kids and youths from various slum and poor remote areas in Cambodia!

Source: http://www.cambodiajobs.biz/2012/07/professional-administration-office_06.html

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Loss of protein SPDEF allows prostate cancer cells to establish new ...

Hari Koul, PhD, investigator at the University of Colorado Cancer Center and director of urology research at the University of Colorado School of Medicine

KEY POINTS:

  • Prostate cancer kills only by metastasis to other tissues
  • Study shows likely mechanism required for this metastasis: cells? loss of protein SPDEF
  • Presence of SPDEF could be used to recognize prostate cancers that can?t kill and so don?t require treatment
  • Adding SPDEF back to cancer cells that have lost it may remove cells? ability to metastasize

Prostate cancer doesn?t kill in the prostate ? it?s the disease?s metastasis to other tissues that can be fatal. A University of Colorado Cancer Center study published this week in the Journal of Biological Chemistry shows that prostate cancer cells containing the protein SPDEF continue to grow at the same pace as their SPDEF- cousins, but that these SPDEF+ cells are unable to survive at possible sites of metastasis.

?It?s as if these cancer cells with SPDEF can?t chew into distant tissue and so are unable to make new homes,? says Hari Koul, PhD, investigator at the CU Cancer Center and director of urology research at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, the study?s senior author.

Koul and his group discovered the homesteading power of cancer cells that have lost SPDEF by introducing a gene into cells that makes them glow in the presence of a dye, and then introducing them into the bloodstream of animal models. Cells without SPDEF traveled through the blood and successfully attached to tissue, surviving and so fluorescing many weeks later when dye was introduced. However, cells with SPDEF flowed through the blood but were unable to successfully establish new colonies and so soon died out.

In fact, the protein SPDEF doesn?t act directly to allow cells to attach at possible metastasis sites, but is a transcription factor that controls the production (or lack thereof) of two other proteins MMP9 and MMP13. These two downstream proteins work to break down tissue, like a dissolving agent ? they are the cleaning crew that clears space for new and different growth, and in the case of prostate cancer metastasis they chip the tissue footholds that cancer cells need to create micrometastases.

?Given that MMP9 and perhaps MMP13 are also involved in metastasis of several other cancers including lung, ovarian, breast and colon to name a few, our findings could potentially have far-reaching consequences outside prostate cancer,? adds Koul

The group?s continuing work points in two directions.

?First, we hope that the presence of SPDEF could help doctors recognize prostate cancers that don?t require treatment.? If future studies confirm the group?s initial findings, the presence of SPDEF could predict prostate cancers that are unable to metastasize and so unable to kill. These cancers could be left to run their course without the use of treatments that sometimes carry difficult side effects.

?And second,? Koul says, ?we hope to regulate expression of this protein to remove prostate cancers? ability to metastasize.?

Koul points to small molecules, gene therapy or nanodelivery as possible mechanisms for introducing SPDEF into cells that lack the protein.

?With this discovery we have opened a hopeful door into a future in which prostate and potentially other cancers are unable to metastasize,? Koul says.

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Studies supported in part by chair commitment and Department of Surgery, School of Medicine Academic Enrichment Funds, VA Merit Award- 01BX001258, NIH R01 DK54084, and NIH/NCI R01CA161880

Source: http://www.coloradocancerblogs.org/news/loss-of-protein-spdef-allows-prostate-cancer-cells-to-establish-new-colonies-at-possible-sites-of-metastasis

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Fab.com For The Mass Market: NoMoreRack Sees $46M In 2012 Revenue With No Outside Funding

Screen shot 2012-07-05 at 4.38.39 PMWhile many flash sales sites focus on luxury products and/or fashion, NYC-based startup NoMoreRack is finding success by bringing consumers the stuff they need in everyday life at significantly-reduced prices -- by focusing on variety and affordability. Co-founder Melina Ash tells us that she envisions the startup as a mass market version of the uber popular Fab.com -- a Walmart of flash sales -- with a little TJ Maxx and Target to boot. Launched initially in Vancouver, NoMoreRack has flown under the radar compared to others in the space, even though it's sneaking up on the bigs. Today, in just 18 months, the startup has grown to a team of 30, with 4.5 million subscribers, 25 million page views per month, and is selling 8,000 items a day -- and 5 items per minute. What's more, in the first two quarters of 2012, NoMoreRack did $46 million in revenue, and Ash tells us that they're projecting to do $100 million in revenue this year. Not bad for a startup that hasn't taken a penny in outside funding.

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/FGSI2e8uAeQ/

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Thursday, July 5, 2012

MudgeeGuardian: RT @danilic: God Particle walks into a church, the Priest says "Get out of here" God Particle says "But without me, how can you have Mass?"

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Vanishing dust belt around star baffles scientists

A dusty disk around a distant star has faded surprisingly fast, leaving scientists few clues to how it disappeared.

Only a few years ago, the space around the star TYC 8241 2652 1 was filled with dust and gas, but recent observations show the region ? an ideal spot for alien planets to form ? has all but vanished.

"It's like the classic magician's trick: Now you see it, now you don't," principal investigator Carl Melis of the University of California, San Diego said in a statement. "Only in this case, we're talking about enough dust to fill an inner solar system, and it really is gone!"

The star is 450 light-years away, in the constellation Centaurus. At 10 million years old, it is a younger version of our 4.5-billion-year-old sun.

A quick exit
Tiny specks of dust orbiting a star absorb its energy and shine in infrared light. As the glow brightens and dims, astronomers can estimate how much material surrounds the star.

The disk around the star TYC 8241 2652 1 was discovered in 1983 and ?remained relatively constant for 2 1/2 decades. Scientists estimated that 1,000 trillion grains of dust ? the equivalent of all the sand on the beaches of Earth ? circled this younger version of our sun.

But in 2009, things changed.

Observations by the Gemini South telescope in Chile and several other instruments found that the infrared light emitted by the dust had dropped by more than half. In subsequent studies, the amount of dust around the star had all but vanished, dropping by a factor of nearly 30 in two years.

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Such a dramatic change is astonishingly fast when compared to the million-year time scale of most astronomical events, researchers said. [ Top 10 Star Mysteries ]

"The dust disappearance at TYC 8241 2652 1 was so bizarre and so quick, initially I figured that our observations must simply be in error in some strange way," said study co-author Ben Zuckerman of the University of California, Los Angles.

The quickly vanishing disk may help scientists better understand how planets formed in early solar systems, including our own, researchers said.

The case of the disappearing disk
The amount of dust around a star rises and falls over time. After a star forms, young planets are created from the leftover debris, known as a protoplanetary disk.

But the early life of a solar system is typically a time of violent collisions, so while much of the dust is initially swept up in the creation process, the disk is repopulated as large chunks of rock crash into one other. The disk around the 10-million-year-old star was thought to be in this second stage, with rocky objects constantly smashing together.

Where did the dust disappear to so quickly? Two different theories have been advanced to explain what caused the sudden loss.

The first model suggests that the dust fell into the star, while the second proposes that the explosive impacts could have blown much of the dust completely out of the system.

The second theory, known as the collisional cascade model, would likely require time scales longer than two years to clear the dust from the system, researchers said.

But there's still a nagging mystery. Neither of the two theories clearly fits the evidence obtained by observations of TYC 8241 2652 1.

"A perplexing thing about this discovery is that we don't have a really satisfactory explanation to address what happened around this star," Melis said.

The findings were published online today (July 4) in the journal Nature.

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Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/48073142/ns/technology_and_science-space/

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Wednesday sports briefs

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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Spain jobless claims down with June summer hiring

(AP) ? The number of people claiming unemployment benefits in Spain went down sharply in June as employers embarked on a hiring spree to prepare for the country's busy summer tourism season.

Spain's Labor Ministry is reporting that the number of those receiving jobless benefits fell by nearly 99,000 to 4.6 million people. It was the third straight monthly decline.

The ministry said in a statement Tuesday that the decline in those getting benefits was the largest drop for June ever recorded.

The nation's unemployment rate is released separately and quarterly. It stood at 24.4 percent at the end of March ? the highest rate among the 17 nations that use the euro. Spain's jobless rate is 52 percent for those under age 25.

Associated Press

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